Wells Fargo sign/photo by Jason Doiy/ALM
Wells Fargo & Co. went through a “blackout” starting last Thursday. It was partially restored on Friday.
February 12, 2019 at 11:23 AM
1 minute read
senior reporter
Imagine owning a company moments away from closing an important deal, but when you go online to transfer the money from a business account, you can’t get to it. You can’t wire it either, because your bank is suffering a computer system “blackout.”
You lose out on the deal. What now? A lawsuit may not be the answer.
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